OPAWL and the Asian Law Caucus join Jona in denouncing government actions that seek to break down trust in our elections and deter the power of our voices.

Between July and September, ALC and NCAPA developed 2024 elections scenario planning conversations for organizations working with Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander communities.

Workers’ paychecks should reflect the full amount they are owed, without exception. Community members like Sabir and Veronica are fighting to get paid their full paychecks and uphold labor rights.

As we work together for economic and racial justice, the Asian Law Caucus' ballot positions are aimed at helping communities throughout the state make informed decisions.

This veto represents a significant setback in the fight to ensure that every Californian, regardless of the language they speak, can fully participate in our democracy.

During the March 2024 primary election, the Asian Law Caucus and California Common Cause led the largest nonpartisan election observer program in California.

San Francisco workers, Supervisors, and local community groups announced the Worker Justice Fund to provide relief to workers who have been denied their rightful wages.

Read the stories of poll monitors who play a crucial role in safeguarding California voters’ ability to cast their ballot and protect their hard-won rights to language and disability support.